White House bans CNN reporter from press conference

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(08-01-2018, 09:04 PM)hollodero Wrote: I don't know what your perception of freedom of speech is. The reporter asked if the WH was willing to say it was wrong of the crowd to behave like they behaved. That's not calling for suppressing freedom of speech. He didn't ask for the crowd to be indicted, prosecuted, jailed or anything like that. He just asked if the WH would call it wrong, not if they would call it culpable.

When someone say offends an old lady (fictional example), I would call that wrong. I might even interrupt. By that I do not infringe that person's first amendment rights.

Or did you call for suppressing free speech when you called out spectators booing a very conservative soccer player.
I sense a double standard here.

Oh, I've sensed a double standard since the time the CNN reporter posted about getting heckled. 

The dude in the video is just another example of somebody just saying. Hell the Press Secretory states they don't condone violence in any form, but that's not good enough for dude. 

As to the example of me not liking folks booing the soccer player; I've said multiple times that I am not a fan of the chanting, so I guess I have a hard time seeing the double standard you are referring to.